Configuring your MAIN account and email on Macintosh computers

1. Go to the Apple in the upper left hand corner of your screen, click on it and pull down to System Preferences. Doubleclick the Network icon.

2. For Location, choose New Location, name it MAIN. For Show, select Internal Modem.

3. Click on the PPP tab: for Service Provider, put in

MAIN. For Account Name (same as username) & Password - use your MAIN information. For Telephone Number, get this from your MAIN information - no alternate number. Check Save Password. Click on PPP Options. Put check marks in Connect
automatically when needed, Disconnect when user logs out, Redial if busy (set for 2 times and 30 seconds), under Advanced, check Send PPP echo packets and Use TCP/IP header compression and then click OK.

1. Open the Mail program. It is the Stamp icon in the Dock at the bottom of your screen or in the Applications folder it is Mail or Mail.app.

2. If you haven't opened your Mail app before, you will see Mail Setup. Go to 3a. If you have opened your Mail app before, go to 3b.

3a. In the Mail Setup window for Your Name: enter whatever what you want. For Email Address, put in the address listed on your MAIN information. For Incoming Mail Server(POP) and Outgoing (SMTP) Mail Server, put in the setting from your MAIN information as POP3/SMPT mail server name. Mail Server Type is POP. User Account ID is Username from your MAIN information. Put in the Password from your MAIN

information. It will show up as black dots. Click OK.

3b. If you have opened your Mail program and

need to modify the settings, go to Mail Preferences. Make sure Accounts
is chosen at the top. Click Create Account. Enter this information:

Account Type is POP Account

Description is MAIN.

Email Address is listed on your MAIN information.

Full Name - whatever you want.

Incoming Mail Server listed on your MAIN information

User Name and Password -are listed on your MAIN information

For Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP) , is listed on your MAIN information

Leave the rest alone. Click OK.

4. Then click on the Mail menu, then Preferences and make sure Accounts is chosen. Then make sure your account is highlighted and click the tab that says "Advanced". Then put a check in "Remove copy from server after retrieving a message. Close the window and save the changes.

5. Congratulations! You are ready to access the Internet via MAIN!

Eudora 6.2 Setup OS X

Open Eudora, click on Tools, go down and click on Options.

In the window that comes up, on the left hand side, make sure that
you are scrolled all the way to the top of the column and click on
Getting Started.

On the right, for Real Name, fill in with whatever you want
people to see when they get an email from you in the From: field.
Email Address should be your email address from your User Reference
Sheet (example: aaaa@yourcounty.main.nc.us)

1. Go to the Apple in the upper left hand corner of your screen, click on it and pull down to System Preferences. Doubleclick the Network icon.

2. For Location, choose New Location, name it MAIN. For Show, select Internal Modem.

3. Make sure the TCP/IP tab is highlighted: Set Configure to Using PPP. Leave everything else blank.

4. Click on the PPP tab: for Service Provider, put in MAIN, for Telephone Number, get this from your MAIN information - no alternate number. For Account Name (same as username) & Password - use your MAIN information. Check Save Password, if not already checked. Click on PPP Options. Put check marks

in Connect Automatically when starting TCP/IP applications, Disconnect when user logs out, Redial if busy (set for 2 times and 30 seconds). Under Advanced, check both Send PPP echo packets and Use TCP/IP header
compression and then click OK.

1. Open the Mail application. It is the Stamp icon in the Dock at the bottom of your screen or in the Applications folder it is Mail or Mail.app.

2. If you haven't opened your Mail app before, you will see Mail Setup. Go to 3a:

If you have opened your Mail.app before, go to 3b:

3a. In the Mail Setup window for Your Name: enter whatever what you want. For Email Address, put in the address listed on your MAIN information. For Incoming Mail Server(POP) and Outgoing (SMTP) Mail Server, is listed on your MAIN information as POP3/SMPT mail server name. Mail Server Type is POP. User Account ID is Username from your MAIN information. Put in the Password from your MAIN

information. It will show up as black dots. Click on the Account Options tab. Then put a check in "Delete messages on server after downloading". Click OK.

3b. If you have opened your Mail program and

need to modify the settings, click on Mail, then go to Preferences. Make sure Accounts
is chosen at the top. Click Create Account. Enter this information:

Account Type is POP Account

Description is MAIN.

Email Address is listed on your MAIN information.

Full Name - whatever you want.

>Host Name - listed on your MAIN information

User Name and Password -are listed on your MAIN information

For Outgoing or SMTP Mail Host, listed on your MAIN information

Click on the Account Options tab. Then put a check in "Delete messages on server after downloading".

corner, then go to Control Panels, then to AppleTalk, choose Remote
Only, close the window and Save changes.

2. Click on the Apple in the upper left hand corner,

then go to Control Panels, then Modem, and choose the appropriate
modem, (usually Apple or iMac internal 56k modem) close and Save.

3. Click on the Apple in the upper left hand corner,

then go to Control Panels, then Remote Access, and choose Registered
User. Enter your User Name, Password and Phone Number from the MAIN
information provided. Click on the Options button, then the Protocol
tab and put dots in: Connect Automatically . . ., Allow Error
Correction . . ., and Use TCP Header Compression . . . then click OK.
Then click then close the window and Save the changes (do not click
Connect).

4. Click on the Apple in the upper left hand corner,

then go to Control Panels, then click TCP/IP, and for Connect Via,
choose PPP. For Configure, choose Using PPP Server, close and Save.